Lol at assuming because people travel that they have any idea of world culture.

Most people who travel just go to a hotel or BNB and go to the same sites which a bunch of other tourists

the world cultural sites they traveled to see?


or do you travel from here to china to go see their walmart?

This post was edited by Riki on Mar 29 2021 01:27pm

Ya the quarantine part may be possibility. But doubtful. Horgan has already tried shit like that and got slapped down.

im sure a year ago we all thought this was doubtful, like forced quarantines in home, already closed provincial and federal borders etc


anyone who really thinks they will be the sore thumb out of billions of ppl is im sorry but really not thinking straight, the mass will force the few as its always been

You are aware it's the other way around right? The few forces the masses. As it's been lately i suppose.
As I've stated I have no qualms with getting a pfizer/moderna vaccine.
Being a sore thumb has nothing to do about it.

man you aint wrong about the few forcing the masses
im gonna wait for the others too, honestly im so far down the fking line i dont have a choice to make for a long time

This post was edited by Riki on Mar 29 2021 02:02pm

Seeing sites literally has nothing to do with understanding the culture.

I’m thinking you got your ‘science degree’ from staples at this point, the way you understand the process

Should I go on?

Go get your AstraZeneca shot

This post was edited by Subzer0isGG on Mar 29 2021 05:20pm

“ The decision to halt the use of the vaccine in Canadians under 55 comes after the European Medicines Agency (EMA) investigated 25 cases of the rare blood clots out of about 20 million AstraZeneca shots given.”

25/20million

They are looking for common identifiers between people with clots so that they can approve use outside of those specific groups.

Problem likely is that there is such a small amount of data with only 25 people getting these clots that it’s nearly impossible to say who exactly is susceptible

The vaccine isn’t inherently dangerous and from what I read in the articles 2/25 were men

So yea I’d say 1/10,000,000 chance at developing a blood clot is well within acceptable figures but I’m not a decision maker. I think SP’s chances are pretty damn good.

I’m quite certain many other approved drugs have far greater numbers of severe outcomes and still get approved. However paper pushers need strict numbers before handing out their guidance.